The Christmas Note
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Everyone carries it alone. His own burden in his own way.
—ANNE MORROW LINDBERGH MELISSA I never went to bed but stayed on the couch watching mindless television. I wondered if Ramona died in her bed or while watching TV on the sofa, or was she about to leave her apartment when death came for her? I wondered if it was snowing out when she died and if she was standing at the window watching it fall? I wondered, too, if the man who was my father would even remember her or care that she was dead?... He wouldn’t, I say aloud to no one. I don’t care, so why would he? I ate some of the chicken and dumplings at one in the morning. I can’t remember the last time I’ve had something that good. When I was seven or eight, Ramona and I lived next to the Schweigers, a family whose apartment always smelled like a bakery. Mrs. Schweiger was Hungarian or something; I don’t remember, but I loved her accent. She invited me over a lot for dinner, and years later I wondered if she suspected that I didn’t eat much at my place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone carries it alone. His own burden in his own way.
—ANNE MORROW LINDBERGH MELISSA I never went to bed but stayed on the couch watching mindless television. I wondered if Ramona died in her bed or while watching TV on the sofa, or was she about to leave her apartment when death came for her? I wondered if it was snowing out when she died and if she was standing at the window watching it fall? I wondered, too, if the man who was my father would even remember her or care that she was dead?... He wouldn’t, I say aloud to no one. I don’t care, so why would he? I ate some of the chicken and dumplings at one in the morning. I can’t remember the last time I’ve had something that good. When I was seven or eight, Ramona and I lived next to the Schweigers, a family whose apartment always smelled like a bakery. Mrs. Schweiger was Hungarian or something; I don’t remember, but I loved her accent. She invited me over a lot for dinner, and years later I wondered if she suspected that I didn’t eat much at my place.
What to read after The Christmas Note?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donna Vanliere to read onlineMoreLess
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